Where the ocean becomes the destination.
From Cozumel's famous sea turtles and eagle rays to elusive moray eels, stingrays, schools of tropical fish, and the island's unique Splendid Toadfish, every dive reveals another chapter of life beneath the surface.
Peaceful encounters with one of the ocean's most beloved creatures. Learn More →
Intelligent, mysterious, and always fascinating to watch when found. Learn More →
Graceful encounters in open blue water on the reefs of Cozumel. Learn More →
Powerful, beautiful, and essential to the balance of the sea. Learn More →
Shimmering colour, life and movement filling the reef and blue water. Learn More →
Hidden among the reef, morays are one of the great attractions. Learn More →
Reef encounters with rays resting, or gliding over the sand. Learn More →
A special treat hidden in the reef and treasured by divers. Learn More →
Dive The Blue follows the underwater story across beautiful dive destinations.
Which dive site is right for me? (All within a 20 min. boat ride) Learn More →
Why is this one of the world's great reef systems?
Why do so many divers keep coming back?
Why do Eagle Rays gather here so frequently?
Watch selected 4K dive videos, marine life encounters, and underwater stories.
Slow Diving with Cubano of 'Sub Culture' Watch Now →
Cozumel's most legendary experience Watch Now →
Always fun and never a dull moment Watch Now →
Diving Cozumel Bubble fields on a Sunny day.
A growing collection of underwater photographs
(marine life portraits - reef scenes - quiet moments)
Dive The Blue is an invitation to experience the underwater world through decades of diving, photography, and video. It is about guiding you into it the story of the ocean and the marine life. The encounters are the heart of every image and every video.
Behind Dive The Blue is Dave, a longtime Cozumel diver, photographer, and videographer sharing real underwater encounters from years beneath the 'Cozumel Blue'. The goal is simple: help viewers feel as if they are drifting quietly through the blue while the ocean remains the star.
